Sentence examples for will be allowed to avoid from inspiring English sources
The best offer so far is that, maybe, western companies will be allowed to avoid duties if they donate the goods in question to charities (including those favoured by the government, of course).
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — One of two former Rutgers University students accused of spying on another student with a webcam just days before he committed suicide will be allowed to avoid a conviction if she continues to provide information about her co-defendant, prosecutors said Friday.
But it is worth it, and – I believe – one day companies like Starbucks will no longer be allowed to avoid tax.
Should multinational corporations be allowed to avoid collective responsibility?
To avoid the risk of contamination, each hospital will be allowed to select only one eligible ward.
Leicester's director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, will be allowed to coach his side in the Guinness Premiership final against Saracens after avoiding disciplinary action from the RFU.
Who will be allowed to operate them?
If the test "confirms the commuter is drunk, he will not be allowed to board the train" to avoid disturbing other passengers in the often congested carriages, Singh told AFP. "Drunkenness is an unnecessary nuisance to other passengers.
Chongzuo will not be allowed to die.
Where will they be allowed to fly?
When D ST, PR equals 90 m, the number of SNs equals 15 and the ST_Radius is 150 m; in such a case, less than 50% of the full power level will be allowed for secondary data transmission, in order to avoid harmful interference to possible PRs that are around.
